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Old 11-23-2010, 05:38 AM #1
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Default Thanksgiving ANYONE!
Hi,

It is a holiday from work. All good.

Hubby wants to invite a friend over whose 20 something son has just moved out of the house. I'm going to ignore the two of them and let them have their own fun while hubby cooks something for the two of them.

I might go to a move (For Colored Girls perhaps)
and / or
get my girlfriend to walk on the boardwalk at the beach with me.


What else is happening?
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